This episode is recorded in Japanese. The title, description, and summary on this page were automatically translated into English using AI. The Japanese version is the authoritative version.
I revisited YORU, the behavior analysis tool I developed in the course of my research, talking about what kind of tool it actually is and how it differs from other tools. I have covered similar ground before, but this time I give a more accessible explanation and approach the topic through comparisons with other tools.
In this episode
- A fresh explanation of what YORU is, from the developer’s perspective.
- A comparison showing where YORU differs when placed alongside existing behavior analysis tools.
- The thinking behind how it works, and the practical advantages of using it.
- The entry point is easier than in previous episodes, so it should be approachable even for those new to behavior analysis.
YORU documentation: https://kamikouchi-lab.github.io/YORU_doc/